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Real cases and straight answers: what a website costs, how to show up on Google, and what a site actually changes for a small business.

• Showing up on Google when someone searches for your trade nearby : Someone searches for your trade on their phone, two streets away from you. What decides whether they find you or the next name on the list is not luck, and it is rarely budget.
• Opening a studio and being findable on day one: the Pilatéa case : The machines are in, the mirrors are up, the first class is in ten days. And online, you do not exist. Here is what we put in place so Pilatéa was ready before opening, and the detail almost everyone forgets.
• Mystère and co: a handmade-shop website the maker runs herself : A resin-keepsake maker needed a real website, not a frozen template. Here is how we delivered a custom site with a personalisation configurator and an admin space she runs on her own, without touching any code.
• How much does a website cost in 2026? The real numbers : Between the 4,000 € agency quote, the cousin who tinkers and the Wix subscription, it is hard to see clearly. Here are the real market prices in 2026, the hidden costs, and what to demand before paying.
• GTA 6: what if the biggest launch of 2026 was a lesson for your website? : On 19 November 2026, GTA 6 launches and pulls a record wave of attention online. Here is what this phenomenon tells your business, and why a site that is ready makes all the difference.
• How Lupa Pizza reached 2nd on Google in Narbonne : A pizzeria in Narbonne with no website became the 2nd Google result in its city within three months. Here is the exact method we used.
• Why your business needs a real website in 2026 (not just social media or booking apps) : Instagram, Facebook, Google, booking apps: handy, but rented, not owned. Here is why a real website stays essential in 2026 for independents, craftspeople and health professionals.